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Our Retail segment is a retail distributor of office supplies and paper, print and document services,
technology products and solutions and office furniture. In addition, this segment contracts with large national
retail chains to supply office and school supplies to be sold in their stores. Our retail office supply stores feature
OfficeMax ImPress, an in-store module devoted to print-for-pay and related services. Retail has operations in the
United States, Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands. Retail also operates office products stores in Mexico
through a 51%-owned joint venture.
Our Corporate and Other segment includes support staff services and certain other legacy expenses as well
as the related assets and liabilities. The income and expense related to certain assets and liabilities that are
reported in the Corporate and Other segment have been allocated to the Contract and Retail segments.
Management evaluates the segments’ performances using segment income (loss) which is based on
operating income (loss) after eliminating the effect of certain operating items that are not indicative of our core
operations such as severances, facility closures and adjustments, and asset impairments. These certain operating
items are reported on the asset impairments and the other operating expenses lines in the Consolidated
Statements of Operations.
Contract
($ in millions)
2011 2010 2009
Sales ........................................................ $3,624.1 $3,634.2 $3,656.7
Gross profit ................................................... 809.5 827.0 762.4
Gross profit margin ......................................... 22.3% 22.8% 20.8%
Operating, selling and general and administrative expenses ............. 731.8 732.7 704.4
Percentage of sales ......................................... 20.2% 20.2% 19.2%
Segment income ............................................... $ 77.7 $ 94.3 $ 58.0
Percentage of sales ......................................... 2.1% 2.6% 1.6%
Sales by Product Line
Office supplies and paper .................................... $2,076.0 $2,086.6 $2,138.5
Technology products ........................................ 1,142.2 1,185.5 1,174.0
Office furniture ............................................ 405.9 362.1 344.2
Sales by Geography
United States .............................................. $2,449.3 $2,482.5 $2,583.1
International .............................................. 1,174.8 1,151.7 1,073.6
Sales Growth .................................................. (0.3)% (0.6)% (15.2)%
2011 Compared with 2010
Contract segment sales for 2011 decreased 0.3% (2.6% in local currencies) to $3,624.1 million from
$3,634.2 million for 2010, and included the favorable impact of currency exchange rates relating to our
international subsidiaries and the favorable impact of an extra week in fiscal year 2011 in our domestic
subsidiaries. After adjusting for the favorable impact of foreign currency rates ($84 million) and the favorable
impact of the extra week ($35 million), sales declined by 3.5%. U.S. Contract sales for 2011 declined 1.3%
compared to 2010 (2.7% after adjusting for the impact of the extra week) due to a continued, highly competitive
environment in the U.S. A decline in sales to existing customers, including a significant decrease in sales to the
U.S. federal government, was partially offset by increased favorable impact of sales to newly acquired customers
outpacing the reduction in sales due to lost customers. Fourth quarter of 2011 results trended favorably as the
decline in sales to existing customers for the fourth quarter was lower than that for the third quarter and sales to
newly acquired customers outpaced the reduction in sales due to lost customers. U.S. Contract sales trended
positive by 0.2 % for the fourteen week period ended December 31, 2011 compared to the same fourteen week
period in 2010. International sales for 2011 increased 2.0%, but declined 5.3% on a local currency basis. The
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